At the intersection of art, fashion, religion, and politics. By Kate Steiner Art has long served as a tool for translating the human...

The feature most immediately striking about Flor de Mayo is its utterly confusing decor. Visiting the restaurant, I walked into what...

Affirmative All is going supremely well for me in college, thank you for asking, except for that my roommate Sarah is a state-of-the-art...

No one loves Barnard more than Mia Ciallella, BC ’19. Or at least, no one uses “Barnard” and “love” more in the same sentence. For...

By Caroline Hurley I think that there’s something to be said for confusion; that feeling of untethered loss; that state of cognitive...

The Blue and White presents a non-comprehensive, and almost entirely subjective look at Columbia’s four worst entryways. By Frank Baring...

A step-by-step guide to reading tarot this Halloween. Last year, a friend of mine gave me a tarot reading and predicted that my next...

What potential changes to Title IX guidance could mean for Columbia. By Ufon Umanah Since US Secretary of Education Betsy Devos’s tenure...

After László Krasznahorkai. “I would leave everything here:” stillness, mayhem, silence like a shroud, torn first by the dawn stirring of...

When Ari Boosalis, CC ‘19, arrived at Columbia, he was struck by how much the campus environment differed from that of his Jesuit high...

By Ufon Umanah. A former student at the School of General Studies, a former Columbia University Senator, and a current lecturer in...

In which our hero takes a break. Verily sat down to begin writing. Microsoft Word™ labored to start up, giving Verily a moment to...

Kirk Wu, a sophomore in Columbia College, passed away on Thursday, October 11th in McBain Hall. Wu came to Columbia from Pasadena,...